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The program is offered independent of the BACB  \n40-Hour course based on the Registered Behavior Technician ™ 2nd Edition Task List  \n\n| F-Professional Conduct a of Practice. | nd Scope |\n| --- | --- |\n| F-3 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, care professionals) as authorized. | givers, other |\n| F-4 Maintain professional boundaries (e.g. , avoid dual conflicts of interest, social media contacts) . | relationships, |\n| F-5 Maintain client dignity. |  |\n\nEthical Considerations based on the RBT Ethics Code 2.0  \nF-PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND SCOPE OF PRACTICE.  \nRBT’s primary task is to implement ABA intervention as designed by their supervisor. RBTs do not often provide formal communication with stakeholders .  \nHowever, any  \ncommunication that takes place must be respectful and professional in nature .  \nF-03  \nCommunicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nF-03 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nWho is a stakeholder?  \nA stakeholder is someone who has an interest or concern in another person or object.  \nIn ABA a stakeholder is anyone with valid interests or concerns regarding the client  \nExamples: parents, guardian, direct care staff, teacher, or another professional that interacts with the client.  \nF-03 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nWhat information can RBT’s Provide  \nCommunicate only about things within the role ofthe RBT  \nØExamples:  \n§ General ABA concepts  \n§ Information and resources about ABA  \n§ Schedule and other logistics  \nF-03 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nWhat information can RBT’s Provide  \nRBT may participate in team meetings with the client’s caregiver and sometimes other professionals, such as teachers or other service providers like speech therapists or occupational therapists .  \nAs an RBT, it is important to remember that your supervisor should be making all clinical decisions regarding the case you are working on .  \nAn RBT should support the supervisor and direct any questions or concerns  \nfrom the caregiver to the supervisor for further assistance above what the RBT has already been trained to respond to .  \nF-03 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nWhat information can RBT’s Provide  \nIn a school meeting (such as for an IEP-Individualized Education Plan meeting), an RBT may participate to give their input as to the status of ABA services, but all decisions and recommendations should come from the supervisor.  \nRBTs should display respectful and professional communication at all times .  \nF-03 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nWhat information RBTs CAN NOT Provide  \n1. Questions/comments outside of the scope ofthe RBT role  \n2. Rationale for a plan/procedure  \n3. How a plan could be modified  \n4. Future plans for a learner's intervention  \n5. In-depth question about research behind procedures  \n6. Ethical justification for procedures  \n7. Questions they don't know the answer to  \nF-03 Communicate with stakeholders (e.g. , family, caregivers, other professionals) as authorized.  \nCommunicate with compassion and confidentiality:  \n1. Ask for their help  \n2. Respect their prior history  \n3. Be sensitive to the demands of caring for an individual with a disability  \n4. Listen to information the caregivers provide and concerns they may have (then pass along to your supervisor)  \n5. Parents may ask about other children they know, respect conf","cbCaif2A3X5ASI4b","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif2A3X5ASI4b","pdf",2373036,32,"English","# F-Professional Conduct and Scope of Practice\n## Communicate with stakeholders (F-03)\n## Who is a stakeholder?\n## What information RBTs can provide\n## What information RBTs cannot provide\n## Compassion and confidentiality\n## Pop quiz: who is not a stakeholder","[{\"question\":\"Who is considered a stakeholder in ABA for an RBT?\",\"answer\":\"A stakeholder is anyone with valid interests or concerns regarding the client, such as parents or guardians, direct care staff, teachers, or other professionals who interact with the client.\"},{\"question\":\"What information can an RBT provide to stakeholders as authorized?\",\"answer\":\"An RBT can communicate only within the RBT role, including general ABA concepts, ABA information and resources, and schedule/logistics. 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